Chandler Officer Farrar laid to rest
A long-time Arizona lawman who was killed in the line of duty was laid to rest…
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Gov. Ducey redefines ‘Brady list’ for law enforcement
Governor Doug Ducey took the time Friday afternoon to write a letter to Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs. He discussed his recent signing of…
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March unemployment rate nears lowest point in last decade
The City of Yuma joins the International Economic Development Council in recognizing the importance of the local economy during National Economic…
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Grant program allocates $9M for child care providers
Governor Doug Ducey and the Arizona Department of Economic Security announced Friday an additional $9 million in aid for child care providers…
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2nd amendment state rights receive further protection
Governor Doug Ducey signed legislation Friday to protect the Second Amendment rights of Arizonans by safeguarding against frivolous lawsuits that…
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Yuma ballerina wins scholarship to School of American Ballet
Ballet Yuma company dancer Mia Williams earned a full ride scholarship to The School for American Ballet (SAB) summer program in New York City,…
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The City of Imperial is celebrating the Lotus Living Tiny Homes Project
It’s one of many projects to be completed in the city to provide relief for homeless locals in need. Â EL CENTRO, Calif. ( KYMA, KECY) –Â There were…
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Community gathers to honor fallen law enforcement
The Imperial Valley Law Enforcement Memorial in partnership with local law enforcement agencies honors our fallen officers Friday evening.…
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Asm. Garcia talks COVID-19 response
Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia is spending his Friday in the Valley. With many stops on the agenda, he made sure to discuss Imperial County’s COVID…
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MUST-SEE VIDEO: Babysitter hits toddler
A baby-sitter has been arrested for hitting the child she was supposed to be caring for… and it was all caught on…
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APS customers to receive settlement checks
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office said thousands of Arizona Public Service (APS) customers would be receiving settlement checks in the mail over…
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ECPD find 268 pounds of meth in traffic stop
The officer’s canine Jax, alerted to the vehicle and the…
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Ahead of Harris meeting, Mexico president accuses U.S.
Speaking at a news conference shortly before a scheduled online meeting with U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, López Obrador displayed tax records…
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More than 3 million Arizonans have received one dose of COVID-19 vaccine
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said nationally, 45% of the population have received at least one dose, and 32.8% are fully…
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AWC to allow two guests per student at graduation
AWC will be holding its two in-person ceremonies this year, May 13 and May 14 to reduce crowd…
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Kidde recalls more than 200,000 smoke alarms over failure to warn of fire
Kidde is voluntarily recalling about 226,000 smoke alarms and combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms over concerns that they can fail to alert…
Continue Reading4 ex-cops indicted on U.S. civil rights charges in Floyd death
A federal grand jury has indicted the four former Minneapolis police officers involved in George Floyd’s arrest and death, accusing them of…
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Border Patrol rescues man left behind by his group
Border Patrol agents rescued a man in the Jacumba Wilderness after his group left him…
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Man accused of organizing illegal 153-person Grand Canyon hike
A Washington state man is facing federal charges after he was accused of organizing an illegal 153-person hike through Grand Canyon National Park in…
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Arizona bill banning ‘biased’ topics in schools advances
The Arizona House of Representatives has advanced a bill with a last-minute amendment that would ban racist, sexist, politicized, or other…
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